Starting with the People of the Motherland, the Heavens Start with Parasitic Beasts

After reading it, I found it quite boring. I don't know if this is a common problem with this kind of setting novel. After reading it, I just felt that the protagonist is a native of the motherland in a black robe. He got the system and traveled across time to snatch a person away, and then traveled across the world.

You should use the laser to blast everything. If you ask me, just turn on the laser and shoot everyone indiscriminately. In this way, the task of killing the parasitic beasts will be completed quickly.

Why are they all from the motherland? No one has written about the devil boy. The devil boy is stronger than the people of the motherland. The devil boy is almost a blackened version of the child superman.

I read some and complained about it. After acquiring the ability of being a native of the motherland, the protagonist immediately became a native of the motherland and abandoned the original three views. At first, he pretended to be sorry that his parents died tragically and couldn't bear to kill the parasitized mother. However, within a few days, he went around hunting parasitic beasts without any pretense at all, regardless of possible passers-by. , Killing the Bastard also describes the protagonist's perversion with a twisted smile. The protagonist is obviously mentally disturbed. The people of the motherland have become perverted because of their childhood. The protagonist becomes perverted and unscrupulous as soon as he has the power. This is to be a villain protagonist. The protagonist's self-control is indeed a bit low.

Without the hypocrisy of other authors, the performance of the protagonist gaining power is very real. Which book next door has power and licks people is disgusting to me.

Sooner or later he will be banned, and he kills people every day, no matter whether he is right or wrong, good or bad. The protagonist has lost his humanity and has no goals of his own. He just kills blindly. Moreover, he cannot integrate into the life of ordinary people. He only wants to kill, and his brain is abnormal.

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Is it possible for ordinary people to pluck out the hair of the people of the motherland?

Uncle, dad, and mom are so gentle and kind to Japanese people, and there is no sense of violation.

Is he a eunuch? Is it difficult to give an accurate answer? ,,,,, Speechless

Could you please confirm if one name is okay? I am convinced by both names and looked at the answer.

This is the man of the motherland in my heart, the superman who protects the country! The perspective of the protagonist is really to my liking.

This is a bit anti-social😅😅😅

Homelander Homelander is a super villain who appears in the American comic book "Blackjack" and its adapted TV series. It is not an anti-superhero. Chinese name Homelander Foreign name Homelander Played by Anthony Starr Gender Male Appearances Black Robe Character Moody, afraid of losing people's hearts, with Oedipal plot Homelander is an anti-superhero appearing in the American comic "Black Robe" and its adapted TV series. First appeared in the June 2006 issue and was created by Garth Ennis and Darrick Robertson. He is also the leader of the superhero team "Super Seven". He is an image hero created by Vought Enterprise, which creates artistic images, movies and peripherals for him to make money. He is considered the most powerful super human in the United States. Abilities The people of the Motherland have many super powers such as flight, super strength, heat vision, super speed and invulnerability. His character ability settings are mainly derived from Superman (Superman) under DC Comics. Character Experience Comics The Motherland is the product of the baby project cultivated by Vought Company's No. 5 Compound. Because of his invincibility, the natives of the motherland have an extremely arrogant and cold and cruel character. He raped and massacred innocent people, but he didn't care at all. In the 40th comic, the black-robed pickets received a package containing a large amount of evidence and photos of the crimes committed by the motherland. As a result, he was believed to suffer from dissociative personality syndrome, which often produced another personality that led to extremely violent crimes, without the other personality being completely unaware. He increasingly has a mental breakdown in the later stages of the comic. At the end of the comic plot, he completely broke away from the control of Vought Company, persuaded other super humans to join his private organization and flew to the White House to try to kidnap the president, but after losing control, he killed everyone in the White House. He even ended up killing his teammates. Black Noir, one of the members of the Seven, finally appeared in the Oval Office and took off his hood to reveal that he was another clone of the Motherland. The previous photos and atrocities were all committed by himself to frame the Motherland. The people of the motherland lost control again and fought with Xuanzi, and were eventually killed by Xuanzi. Amazon TV Series The Motherland was born in the "Super Human Project" operated by the Walter Company. Due to being injected with a large amount of "Compound No. 5" In his childhood, he mutated into a super human. He grew up in the laboratory of Vought Company, and lacked care and protection since childhood, which led him to become an extremely violent and cruel person with an Oedipus complex. He joined the "Seven", the most powerful hero team under the Vought Corporation plan, and served as its leader. But everything is just a means of company operation and manipulation to make them popular. He himself is not keen on maintaining social order and protecting the safety of ordinary people. He sacrificed the lives of innocent people for his own benefit, and even caused massacres himself. He had a brief romance with another member of the team, "Queen Maeve." Eight years before the events of the TV series, Homeland had a sexual relationship with Rebecca Butcher, the network administrator of her company. Rebecca later became pregnant and gave birth to a baby with the same abilities as the natives, so she hid under the cover of the Walt Company. Her husband, Billy Butcher, believed Homelander had raped his wife and was seeking revenge. After the A-Train killed Huey Campbell's girlfriend Robin, the Seven welcomed a new member, Starlight, to replace the Lamplighter. The Motherland subsequently discovered the disappearance of Translucent, who had actually been killed by Huey, and investigated the matter alone. Soon after, he learned from the Deep that the body of Transparent Man had been found. He began to have disagreements with Stillwell, the vice president of Walt who was in charge of the Seven, and refused to implement the script set by the company. During the hijacking of Flight 37, he and Queen Maeve were asked to go to the rescue. However, when dealing with the gangsters in the control room, the Motherland accidentally shot a laser eye through the console, causing the plane to lose control and crash. He persuaded Maeve to abandon all passengers on the plane and flee the scene, and later claimed that the plane had crashed after he rushed there. He used this to hold Congress hostage to pass a bill for superheroes to enter the national defense system. When Ezekiel held a Christian faith exhibition, he abandoned the script written by the company on the spot and made a radical statement against the government. , Stillwell then tried to control the people of his motherland with inappropriate sexual relations through his lack of maternal love. This relationship was later learned and exploited by Billy Butcher, a member of the black robe picket who was bent on revenge, and kidnapped Stillwell to blackmail the people of his country. Homelander kills Stillwell with his heat vision after learning that she has been deceiving and controlling him.

The writing is very good, and it shows the domineering and self-centered nature of the people of the motherland. Although limited morbid. But if you really have this kind of power, who can refuse it?

Has the author ever thought that the rewards for clearing customs would increase the upper limit of the abilities of the people of the motherland? Just adjust those fancy skills. Each world rewards skills that are of little use, which is a bit cumbersome. The pure evolution of the Silver Superman towards infinite power feels more interesting. The main reason is that I'm afraid that you won't be doing your job in the later stage, and you will develop some magical powers, become a god, and all these fancy things. The deformed arm you obtained from the parasitic beast world, assuming that you later move towards the Silver Superman, wouldn't this ability be useless? How much power is needed to change the Silver Superman's body? I'm mainly afraid that if you go to some high-energy world later, you won't be invincible enough. Of course, the most terrifying thing is that if you develop those fancy abilities such as becoming a god, divine power, and some high-energy world, you will become less like a superman (´๑•_•๑). The starting point was a Superman book like this. He traveled through various worlds, was chased by the Buddha, and manipulated the divine power of the God-Eater world. Of course, without exception, it was all eunuchs in more than a hundred chapters. You are already the only surviving ancestral book that can be read. Please work hard! Don't be a eunuch!

It was really uncomfortable to watch. The author's characterization of the protagonist was really bad. The protagonist made me feel like a puppet without emotions.